Miles Davis-Volume 2-Blue Note 5022-10 INCH LEXINGTON GREAT 1956
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Miles Davis-Volume 2-Blue Note 5022-10 INCH LEXINGTON GREAT 1956, has minor scuffs and a several larger ones , looks like from being shoved into the sleeve, I will getting something to play these albums tomorrow so I can tell if the scuffs cause a problem. I will be selling around 400 jazz records from the 1930's up to the 1980s, bought them from an estate a few days ago. I am not a record dealer or collector, so ask any questions you need to, I will have pictures of the covers and backsides, no fixes with photoshop. will describe them the best I can. usually do not accept offers until an item has been up for a few days unless its close, will also consider offers from repeat buyers as soon as the listing is up. if an offer is accepted payment is due within 24 hours of the sale. will be listings the covers first and then will be taking pictures of the record, any other questions just ask. thanks, will also combine shipping on all items I sale, OVERSEAS SHIPPING CANNOT BE 4.00, ANY OTHER QUESTIONS JUST ASK, IF A PROBLEM WITH THE SALE JUST ASK BEFORE LEAVING BAD FEEDBACK, WE CAN WORK OUT ANY PROBLEMS LIKE I SAID I AM NOT A RECORD DEALER OR COLLECTORMiles Davis Volume 2 is the title of a Miles Davis album released by Blue Note Records as a 10 inch LP, a 12 inch LP, and as a CD, each with a different track listing.
The original ten inch LP (BLP 5022) contained music from Davis' second session for Blue Note, recorded April 20, 1953.[3] The recording was made at a point in Davis' life when he was struggling with heroin addiction, and in his autobiography Davis remembers that he, Jimmy Heath, and Art Blakey were all very high in the studio. Davis also states that the song title "C.T.A." was named after Heath's girlfriend Connie Theresa Ann.[4]
The twelve inch LP (BLP 1502) was originally released in 1956 (following Miles Davis Volume 1 (BLP 1501)) after Davis won the Down Beat readers poll as best trumpeter.[5][6] The two volumes of repackaged Miles Davis material were the first releases in Blue Note's new 1500 series of 12"LPs.[7] The music compiled on the two volumes was from three separate recording sessions made over 1952–1954, some of which had been previously issued as singles, and as three now discontinued 10" LPs. Volume 2 contained material from all three sessions, and some previously unreleased alternate takes. The master takes of the March 6, 1954 session, which made up the bulk of the 12"LP, had originally been issued in 10"LP format under the title Miles Davis, Volume 3 (BLP 5040), and the May 9, 1952 material had been previously released the 10"LP Young Man with a Horn (BLP 5013).
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